Collection: Andres Valencia

Andres Valencia (b. 2011) is a California-based contemporary artist known for large, dramatic, colorful figurative paintings that are deeply influenced by Cubism. Valencia is self-taught and has been painting since he was five years old.  His works are inspired by Francisco Goya, Pablo Picasso, George Condo, and Salvador Dalí. Earlier this year, Valencia made his authorial debut with Andres Valencia: Painting Without Rules-a vibrant and personal exploration of the self-taught prodigy behind the canvas. 

At the young age of eleven, he has had enormous success catching the attention of the press and art collectors from around the world. During Art Miami, 2021, he was featured on Good Morning America, and many other significant news outlets globally. His entire body of art works sold out on the opening night of Art Miami in 2021, becoming the youngest artist in history to have his own booth at Art Miami.

His success continued in 2022, as all his works sold before the opening of his solo exhibition in New York. Profiles about Valencia have been released in The New York Times, Forbes, The Times, NPR, Artnet News, Robb Report, Smithsonian Magazine, among many other international publications. His auction debut featured the painting "Ms. Cube" at Phillips, Hong Kong, realizing a $160,000 sale price, over three times the high estimate. Another hit $230,000 at a charity gala in Capri, Italy. His works are in the collections of the Jumex Museum, the private collections of Robbi and Bruce E. Toll, Ronald Burkle, Jessica Goldman Srebnick, Tommy Mottola, and Kim Tae-hyung (known as "V" in the group BTS). In the past three years Valencia has donated works to raise money for amfAR, UNICEF, The Global Gift Foundation, and the Klitschko Foundation in Ukraine. To date, Valencia has donated over $1,300,000 to charity.

“I just want the world to know my work,” he said of his primary goal.